Morocco’s mutual fund industry continued to expand in mid-December, with total net assets under management exceeding 811.42 billion dirhams as of Dec. 12, according to data released by Autorité marocaine du marché des capitaux.
In its latest weekly statistics report on collective investment schemes in transferable securities (OPCVM), the regulator said assets rose 0.96 percent compared with the previous week, reflecting gains across most fund categories.
Monetary funds posted the strongest weekly increase, up 2.29 percent, followed by medium and long-term bond funds, which grew by 1.08 percent. Diversified funds also advanced, rising 1.02 percent, while equity funds recorded a more modest increase of 0.68 percent.
By contrast, contractual funds declined by 1.19 percent over the period, while short-term bond funds slipped 0.32 percent, according to the same source.
The AMMC also reported a slight expansion in the market’s structure, with the total number of active OPCVM rising to 609 funds, underscoring the continued depth and diversification of Morocco’s asset management sector.
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